I've been making these 3D Paper Fonts for the past few weeks and i can't seem to get enough of them.
One of the most popular decor ideas is to put them on walls, windows, fridges, above cabinets, etc, or hang as mobiles and buntings (in your studio or nursery, perhaps?). They also make great table centerpieces for weddings and dinner parties.
My first
try at them resulted in a "small" mistake of a front-to-back letter 'L"
(see: "LOVE"). Some letters, especially the ones with curves, require extra
patience in cutting and putting them together. "B", "G", and "0" proved to be more
time-consuming than the rest of the letters i've made so far. I wonder how long "S" would take me *yikes*
I love the fact that they're much lighter than wood, customizable in various patterns&colors, and not to mention the endless possibilities of showing your wit with them. Hurrah!
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my first try |
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for my mom, which she displays on her bedhead |
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for my nephew's room |
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for my niece's room |
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wall art present for my other basketball-crazy nephew |
totally cute, how to make it?
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